Very straight forward and to the point. I also really liked that you showed all of the clip and bolt locations after removing the part so we could see each one. 👍🏼👍🏼
No access to the clips under the headlights; a sharp pull on the corners of the grill released the hidden clips. Unnecessary to crawl under bumper at all. Silicone spray all clips prior to reinstalling. All plastic fasteners are brittle.
Nice concise vid. 🙂 Would have been nice to see the vertical and horizontal adjustment after install. I'm sure its out there on another channel somewhere🙂
Oh dang. I’ve always just done the replacements without removing the grill. You can access the headlights by just opening hood- pulling off the rubber housing and replacing bulb then just reattaching the rubber gasket.
Dealer ship recommended putting the clips on the back of the grill before re installing less likely to break the plastic about to tackle this proj with new grill and headlights hope this helps video is perfect 👍
Watched the vid. Started removing the grill on my 2001 Tecoma. Plastic pieces started breaking. Couldn't get the grill off. Was afraid to pull off the rubber piece surrounding the back of the headlight for fear that it would be too brittle. Took it to my garage. They replaced the lamp without having to take off the grill. Just unplug the light, pull off the rubber piece, replace the bulb (they used electrical lubricant because we are in a hot climate). They spent a good ten minutes ziptying the grill back on because the clips were not usable again. They said they often have to ziptie the grills back on because those clips break or fall in. Didn't charge me. So you don't have to remove the grill to replace the headlight. I had a feeling, but thought I'd follow a video instead. Damaged my vehicle.
I'm having an issue in where the headlights on my Tacoma are aftermarket and one piece instead of two and I can't for the life of me find out how to get them out
Might be best asking on a Tacoma forum or Facebook group, I haven't working with those one piece headlights but I do know of the versions you're referring to.
There is no such thing as adjusting headlights. You can change the headlights as shown here or you can change the headlight bulbs but that’s all you can do to “adjust” it.
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Very straight forward and to the point. I also really liked that you showed all of the clip and bolt locations after removing the part so we could see each one. 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you, I really appreciate the feedback!
Very helpful video without excessive chatter. Quick and concise! 2 thumbs up!
This video shows how to replace the headlight HOUSINGS not just replace the bulbs. Obviously! Great video.
Thank you!
Thank you so much. That was the easiest headlight change ever. Easily did it in under 30 min.
Excellent to hear, happy I could help!
@@4DIYers one question, is there a screw to adjust headlight left and right? i cant find it!
Well ok then!
The long rod tool to release the lower grill clips from the top was a great tip!
Here we go!
No access to the clips under the headlights; a sharp pull on the corners of the grill released the hidden clips. Unnecessary to crawl under bumper at all.
Silicone spray all clips prior to reinstalling. All plastic fasteners are brittle.
Very nicely done video…guess I’ll give these new headlights a shot! Sincere thanks
Thank you, happy I could help!
Very comprehensive! Thank you. I'm about to undergo this procedure. Love you!
Thank you for your time and efforts in making these videos
No problem and thank you for the kind words!
I really like your channel. Straight forward explanations!
Thank you :)
Nice concise vid. 🙂 Would have been nice to see the vertical and horizontal adjustment after install. I'm sure its out there on another channel somewhere🙂
Thanks for this video
Happy to help!
Thanks great video
Very welcome!
Oh dang. I’ve always just done the replacements without removing the grill. You can access the headlights by just opening hood- pulling off the rubber housing and replacing bulb then just reattaching the rubber gasket.
Nice. Imma do this for my '03. Thank you!
No problem!
Dealer ship recommended putting the clips on the back of the grill before re installing less likely to break the plastic about to tackle this proj with new grill and headlights hope this helps video is perfect 👍
Excellent detail and very clear
Thank you!
Thank you! I know I can change out the headlights now!
Happy to help!
Excellent tutorial
Thank you!
Thank you. Info. very clear and precise.Very helpful video !
You are very welcome and thank you for the feedback!
Great video! Thank you.
You are welcome and thank you!
Very helpful man thank you
No problem!
super easy to understand...thanks.
No problem and thank you for the kind words :)
Any idea how a previous owner’s rewiring the high beam selection to separate aftermarket lights can be corrected back to stock ???
Just saved me a $100
Awesome to hear!
Watched the vid. Started removing the grill on my 2001 Tecoma. Plastic pieces started breaking. Couldn't get the grill off. Was afraid to pull off the rubber piece surrounding the back of the headlight for fear that it would be too brittle. Took it to my garage. They replaced the lamp without having to take off the grill. Just unplug the light, pull off the rubber piece, replace the bulb (they used electrical lubricant because we are in a hot climate). They spent a good ten minutes ziptying the grill back on because the clips were not usable again. They said they often have to ziptie the grills back on because those clips break or fall in. Didn't charge me. So you don't have to remove the grill to replace the headlight. I had a feeling, but thought I'd follow a video instead. Damaged my vehicle.
Sweet, thanks a ton, was a piece of cake.
No problem!
Great video, very helpful, thanks
Thank you!
No problem!
Very helpful. Thanks.
No problem :)
your videos rule
Thank you!
Thank you good sir
You're welcome!
Awesome. Ty
TO the point. Thanks!
Awesome
Very good video
Thank you!
Why not give us a close up video of what your doing so we can see where everything is located
Whats size is the sidelight bulb? T10?
Do i disconnect the battery?
Broke like 5 of the 9 clips lol
I'm having an issue in where the headlights on my Tacoma are aftermarket and one piece instead of two and I can't for the life of me find out how to get them out
Might be best asking on a Tacoma forum or Facebook group, I haven't working with those one piece headlights but I do know of the versions you're referring to.
So how do you adjust the headlights
There is no such thing as adjusting headlights. You can change the headlights as shown here or you can change the headlight bulbs but that’s all you can do to “adjust” it.
There is a stud near the bulb wires that adjusts the beam up / down.
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To change the bulb you can just snap the rubber cap off and 3 prong unplug the bulb YOU DO NOT NEED TO TAKE ALL THIS SHOWN APART!!!!!
No need to shout. This wasn't specific to a headlight bulb replacement, there are people removing their headlights for other reasons.
@@4DIYers I was just putting it in here incase someone was not paying attention such as myself to be honest lol
Haha, no worries. Well if your headlights are foggy, now is a good time to redo them.
@@4DIYers true but those plastic clips are so cheap and old two of them snapped off on me so I try not to lol
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Very nicely done video…guess I’ll give these new headlights a shot! Sincere thanks
very helpful thank you
No problem, happy to help!